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JUNEAU, AK: This week in Sitka, Alaska, the North Pacific Fisheries Management Council failed to take action on Chinook and chum salmon bycatch, despite the pleas of a broad array of Alaskans and overwhelming evidence from state and federal scientists that some runs are on the verge of collapse. According to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, fewer Chinook Salmon have passed sonar counters on the Yukon River than in any other year on record.
By Lindsey Bloom | Commercial Fishermen for Bristol Bay on May 7, 2021 Cautious optimism as Interagency Report outlines Principles and action steps for Biden/Harris Administrations 30 x 30 goal Sitka, AK – Alaskan fishermen expressed optimism in response to the Interagency Report delivered today to Biden/Harris Administration’s Climate Task Force.
The diverse coalition of Alaskans working to protect Bristol Bay would like to respond to the recent comments by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency stating major deficiencies in Pebble’s plan and the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS), as well as last week’s news that the EPA will resume the withdrawal process for the 2014 proposed determination that would protect the headwaters of the Bristol Bay watershed.
One year ago, Alaskans from across the state convened during the Walker/Mallott transition process to put minds and hearts together and begin charting a new and improved course for Alaska. We were honored to serve on the Walker Mallott Fisheries Transition Committee during this process.
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